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Picture of STAIR TREAD FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED Stair Tread for the Visually Impaired is a visual orientation marking and non-skid stair tread designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This rubber stair tread has a raised carborendum strip in a high contrast color. Tread styles include Decorative and Classic with round or square profiles, and a one-piece tread/riser combination. OPTIONS: Harsh environment treads impervious to toxic chemicals, abrasions, and grease (one-piece tread/riser combination only). DIMENSIONS: Tread is 0.13 inches thick. Nosing height is 0.88 inches. Regular tread is 12.38 inches deep; the tread/riser combination is 19 inches deep. COLOR: Jet, Dartmoor shale, charcoal slate, pewter, London fog, Moroccan blue, ruby rouge, roasted chestnut, sandcastle, cafe au lait, fall harvest, burnt orange, dolphin blue, olive green, lime green, or sea green tread with white, glowing white, yellow, red, or jet carborendum strip. WARRANTY: 10 years.

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This product record was updated on March 14, 2012.

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VPI Corporation

3123 South 9th Street
PO Box 451
Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53082-0451
United States
Telephone: 800-874-4240 or 920-458-4664.
Fax: 920-458-1368.
Web: http://www.vpicorp.com.
Email: floor@vpicorp.com.


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